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HiSeasNet Training Seatel Stabilized Antennas Series 9797, 4996, 4006, & 6006

HiSeasNet Training Seatel Stabilized Antennas Series 9797, 4996, 4006, & 6006. HiSeasNet Outline. Welcome & Introduction Basic Satellite Information Types of Satellite Orbits and Orbital Spacing Frequency Bands and Advantages Polarization Footprint Basics System Block Diagrams

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HiSeasNet Training Seatel Stabilized Antennas Series 9797, 4996, 4006, & 6006

HiSeasNet Training Seatel Stabilized Antennas Series 9797, 4996, 4006, & 6006. HiSeasNet Training Agenda. Welcome & Introduction Basic Satellite Information Types of Satellite Orbits and Orbital Spacing Frequency Bands and Advantages Polarization Footprint Basics

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HiSeasNet Training Seatel Stabilized Antennas Series 9797, 4996, 4006, & 6006

HiSeasNet Training Seatel Stabilized Antennas Series 9797, 4996, 4006, & 6006. HiSeasNet Training Agenda. Welcome & Introduction Basic Satellite Information Types of Satellite Orbits and Orbital Spacing Frequency Bands and Advantages Polarization Footprint Basics

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HiSeasNet Training Seatel Stabilized Antennas Series 9797, 4996, 4006, & 6006

HiSeasNet Training Seatel Stabilized Antennas Series 9797, 4996, 4006, & 6006. HiSeasNet Training Agenda. Welcome & Introduction Basic Satellite Information Types of Satellite Orbits and Orbital Spacing Frequency Bands and Advantages Polarization Footprint Basics

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DO NOW

DO NOW. With the person sitting next to you, talk about anytime that you have needed to read a map. How important was it for you to be able to read a map?. Unit #1 Geography Review. Lesson Essential Question Copy this in your Student Lesson Packet

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Phys. 102: Introduction to Astronomy

Phys. 102: Introduction to Astronomy. Circles and Time. Clicker Question. Which observer(s) would see the star travel on the diurnal circle shown? a) b). North. Diurnal Circles. Observer sees full diurnal circle. Observer sees half of the diurnal circle.

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Geography Skills

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Longitude and Latitude

Longitude and Latitude. Map of the World. The Equator and Prime Meridian. The Prime Meridian runs north and south. It also separates the Eastern and Western Hemispheres. The Western Hemisphere is west of the Prime Meridian. The Eastern Hemisphere is east of the Prime Meridian.

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Geography Skills

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What is a Map?

What is a Map?. A map is a representation of the earth's features drawn on a flat surface. Symbols and colour represent the features of an area. A map simplifies the real world ; not every tree or telephone pole is shown on a map.

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Science / Chapter 2

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Making Feedback Productive

Making Feedback Productive. EDU 221 . Making Feedback Productive. Housekeeping Current Issue Article PP and Discussion Topic approved by Barfield by Thurs. Practice TD on D2L this week Group Presentation Behaviorist View Cognitive View Thursday: Read chapter 8, work on PP.

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Aim: How do we locate positions on Earth?

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Guided Notes on Latitude and Longitude

Guided Notes on Latitude and Longitude. Define Cartography:. Cartography is the science of mapmaking. What is the equator? Where is it located?. The equator separates the Earth into 2 hemispheres. It circles the Earth halfway between the North and South Poles.

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L i b y a

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Sin 20 = A x / 145 A x = 49.6 m Cos 35 = B x /105 B x = 86.0 m A x + B x = 135.6 m

A jogger runs 145m in a direction 20.0 degrees east of north (vector A), and then runs 105m in a direction 35.0 degrees south of east (vector B). Using components, determine the magnitude and direction of the resultant vector C for these two displacements.

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Latitude and Longitude

Latitude and Longitude. VAV 2004. Latitude lines run across the map measured in degrees north and south of the Equator they are parallel decrease in length towards the Poles. Longitude lines run up and down the map measured in degrees east and west of the Greenwich Meridian

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